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  • Jim R
    SMF Supporters
    • Apr 2018
    • 15696
    • Jim
    • Shropshire

    #1426
    I have been after this for a while but I could only find it for silly money. This came from a company in Greece. It came quickly, was exceptionally well packaged and only cost 14 euros.

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    • JR
      • May 2015
      • 18273

      #1427
      Originally posted by Jim R
      I have been after this for a while but I could only find it for silly money. This came from a company in Greece. It came quickly, was exceptionally well packaged and only cost 14 euros.

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      Jim
      A great find Jim, well done.

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      • KarlW
        • Jul 2020
        • 1522

        #1428
        Thanks to a local "give away my stuff instead of taking it to the dump" face book group a new seat for the cave.
        Needs recovered and maybe some new webbing and the wood varnished/painted, but it will be a welcome upgrade to my dining chair.
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        (Fairly certain it was made by Ducal furniture so wasn't cheap.)

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        • Peter Gillson
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 2594

          #1429
          These brushes arrived today. i cam across The brush maker Rosmary & co a while ago and really ;ike them. High quality but less expecsive than brands like W&N.

          on the left is a set of 7 which cost £35. A bit of a punt really, it is a set marketed as for botanical water colourists. my thinking is that there is a lot in common between paintings figures and plants; some large areas and lots of thin details.it will be interesting to see how the two filberts (The two on the left) will do for larger areas of colour.

          the odd brush on the right just intrigued me, described as 'red sable extended point' it will be interesting to see how good it is for long runs of details, such as uniform piping.


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          • KarlW
            • Jul 2020
            • 1522

            #1430
            Originally posted by Peter Gillson
            These brushes arrived today. i cam across The brush maker Rosmary & co a while ago and really ;ike them. High quality but less expecsive than brands like W&N.

            on the left is a set of 7 which cost £35. A bit of a punt really, it is a set marketed as for botanical water colourists. my thinking is that there is a lot in common between paintings figures and plants; some large areas and lots of thin details.it will be interesting to see how the two filberts (The two on the left) will do for larger areas of colour.

            the odd brush on the right just intrigued me, described as 'red sable extended point' it will be interesting to see how good it is for long runs of details, such as uniform piping.


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            Been a fan of these brushes for a while, I opt for a synthetic/sable blend for more spring after talking to a guy that paints figures for a living.

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            • Tim Marlow
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 18903
              • Tim
              • Somerset UK

              #1431
              I’ve been using them for several years as well, settling on series 93 sables as the best combination of spring/snap and longevity. They are fine up to size two, but the larger brushes don’t hold their point so well.

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              • KarlW
                • Jul 2020
                • 1522

                #1432
                Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                They are fine up to size two, but the larger brushes don’t hold their point so well.
                I switch to flat brushes now for larger things.

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                • Tim Marlow
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 18903
                  • Tim
                  • Somerset UK

                  #1433
                  If I could get a size four with a sharp point I would probably use it for most of my 28mm gaming figure work. It would speed up the production line significantly because it would minimise paint drying on the brush.......

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                  • outrunner
                    • Apr 2019
                    • 2420

                    #1434
                    Another box of plastic to keep me busy on those cold winter nights, and perhaps even cold winter days.
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                    295 parts so should take a while.

                    Andy.
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                    • Peter Gillson
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 2594

                      #1435
                      Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                      If I could get a size four with a sharp point I would probably use it for most of my 28mm gaming figure work. It would speed up the production line significantly because it would minimise paint drying on the brush.......
                      tim

                      the extended point brush is a size 4 - I'll let you know how it holds it point. It looks a nice combination of a sizeable reservoir and good point.

                      Peter

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                      • Tim Marlow
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 18903
                        • Tim
                        • Somerset UK

                        #1436
                        Cheers Peter....the series 93 size 4 I have splits its point under pressure....

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                        • Steve Brodie
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Sep 2014
                          • 4652

                          #1437
                          Originally posted by outrunner
                          Another box of plastic to keep me busy on those cold winter nights, and perhaps even cold winter days.
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                          295 parts so should take a while.

                          Andy.
                          Seen this built up on The Modelling News Website , split over 3 parts. Everything Russian looks so cool and even this truck looks like something out a Gerry Anderson show.

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                          • Steve Brodie
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Sep 2014
                            • 4652

                            #1438
                            Alexandros models Mon ami le soldat 'My Friend the Soldier'
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                            Superb casting and details;

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                            Scarecrow is just awesome;

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                            • Dave Ward
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 10549

                              #1439
                              Arrived sometime today ( didn't hear the letterbox )
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                              Hansa Brandenberg Seaplane - laser cut Stainless Steel - looks and feels like you could get some nasty lacerations from it!
                              Dave

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                              • KarlW
                                • Jul 2020
                                • 1522

                                #1440
                                Originally posted by Dave Ward
                                looks and feels like you could get some nasty lacerations from it!
                                Dave
                                I can do Peppa Pig, L.O.L Suprise or Batman plasters if you need them......

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